Hi Michael,
You can't assign a single active link to two buttons, but you can get the same
effect using a run process.
Create whatever active links you'd like have fire for Button A as normal.
Create an active link for Button B who's sole action is to perform the
following run process:
PERFORM-ACTION-ACTIVE-LINK 1 FID
Substitute the Field ID for Button A in place of FID. This will make the user
tool run whatever active links would have run had Button A actually been
pressed.
Generally you'd want to make the Button B's active link fire with a run order
of 0, so you can ensure it will trigger the active links on Button A in the
correct order.
Eric Cleereman
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I have two buttons on a form - one at the top, one at the bottom, that perform
the same function. Can I have these two buttons fire the same active link?
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